Younger Lynch Press for State Wiretap Law
In Sacramento attorney general elect Iv al le Younger urged the Legislature to enact a sorely needed state wiretapping law. He spoke during an Assembly hearing with aide Joseph Busch Jr. and said judicially approved surveillance is essential for law enforcement. Albert Harrisby, representing Acting AG Lynch, joined the appeal as the committee gathered information on the issue. The 1970 session saw two major wiretapping bills die amid federal authorities already wielding electronic eavesdropping with court permission. Charles Marson of the ACLU reiterated the group's opposition.
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Calming drug use in California pupils eyed in Senate hearing
A VA medical investigator testified that up to 30 percent of elementary pupils in Fremont and Walnut Creek may receive methylphenidate to ease behavior. He linked large Pentagon purchases to broad use among dependent children, calling it a sign of a growing crisis in managing hyperkinetic kids.
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Cory Quits Backs Moretti for Speaker in California
Assemblyman Ken Cory of Garden Grove resigns his speaker bid and endorses Bob Moretti of Van Nuys for speaker. Cory urges all 42 Democrats to support Moretti as Democrats fight for control in the Assembly. Other Democratic candidates and Senate strategy notes follow, including Miller’s caucus and party control shifts.
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Wiretapping as a crime fighting tool sparks privacy concerns
The text notes that using wiretapping as a crime fighting tool invades privacy and that tapping a phone allows the tapper to overhear all conversations. It describes electronic eavesdropping of an entire apartment building in pursuit of a case.
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